THE &RSOK ATg. pA-RT.TATWm^T
Tho Emperor* J AdditM at (he Opening of
the Scatlon,
BKBUK. Oct. IC.
The German Reichstag was opened today,
by the Emperor in person. Hislmperial Ma
jesty spoke as follows:
Honored gentlemen: When I greeted you
in March of the present year,'for the first
time,'the preparatory labors for the regular
legislation had suffered delays aud interrup
tions in consequence of the war. Your active
co-operation was especially claimed for those
questions which were directly evoked by the
new organization iu Germany. At the
present time the regulation of the Imperial
Budget will bo your principal task. The
question is, therefore, to relievo the separate
Federal States from the pecuniary* advances
which they have hitherto had to bear for the
imperial objects, by the employment of a
portion of those means for which wc arc in
debted to our success in the war, and thus to
establish normal relations between tbe bud
§et of tbe empire and that of its members,
•or object is to bring into the budget of tbe
Empire tbe territories acquired for Germany,
with those arrrougemeats which they
have in common with the empire, or which
have by the latter been grouted to
tbem. Our object is to care that the
social position .of tho officials of the
empire should correspond with the require
ments necessarily demanded by tho interest
of the State. 1 had hoped that wc should
have been able to lay before you a budget for
the administration o*f the Gorman army, such
as would suffice for its lasting wants; but the
extent to which the labors caused by the war
have engaged all tta (resources of tuc admin
istration even beyond the duration of the
war, together witli the reorganization, now
in course of execution, of u portion of the
army, have unfortunately prevented the!
timely preparation of tho budget. lam
therefore compelled toclaim yonr consent to
allow tbe time of transition for the military
budget, ns fixed bv the constitution to the
end of this y?ar, to1»e still further extended
to the coming year.
"llw budget to be submitted to you re- 1
quires uo higher contributions fur imperial
objects from the Federal States than now in
force. The budget for the year 1870 has, not
withstanding the effects of the war, left a
surplus, for the employment of which a bill
will bo submitted to you.
Tho organization of tho coinage, which
tbe constitution has assigned to t lie empire,
has for years engaged the attention of the
government, aud excited tho interest of the
people. 1 have considered the time to have
arrived for laying tho foundation of this
organisation, since: it, hos-become possible to
efioct'a regulation of the coinage, which
shall' comprise 7 the !whole of Germany*;
aud'-dhA economical situation for effecting
this has never presented a more favorable
opportunity tbau the present. Tho Federal
Council is engaged with tho discussion of a
bill, tho first object of which will be the cre
ation of-a gold coin fitted for general circu
lutiou,'ami which shall lay* down tho basis of
u common German system of coinage,
To secure a liuo of railway connection be-
tween Germany and Italy' through Switzer
land, which was already last year voted -by
the’Nortli German Reicnstng, will also form
a sulncct for your discussion.
“Tue governments aud the popular repre
sentative assemblies both of Italy aud Switz
erland have readily supported tho execution
of this great undertaking. lam certain that
the economical and political interests there
with connected will be much cured for by the
German Governments and tho German Reich
stagas by the two other countries.
**The grant of an equitable compensation
for tfcb restrictions.to which the lauded prop
erty required for tbe construction' of new aud
extendod-faerifications must be submitted bos'
again been made a subject of discussion by
£Lie Federal Governments. Tho result of tins
m tho shape of a bill will bo submitted to
you; I hope, also, that w.e shall be able to
mibmit to you a bill concerning* the imperial
officials.
44 1 he war indemnity up to tho present paid
by 1-ranee, which is to be paid m the first
mouth of the coming year, will bo employed
to a great extent for tho redemption of ‘the
loans contracted hy the-.North German Con
federation to currron the war. A portion of
those loans has already been redeemed, or
notice has been given that such will take i
place. Quo portion requires your sanction, I
and a bill will be brought in to that efiect.
Belying upon a steady, ’continuous devel
opment of the internal condition of France
as regards its pacification and consolidation’
I have considered it practicable to permit the
evacuation of tho departments to take place
immediately, the occupation of which. ac-J
cording to the terms of peace, was to have I
lasted until next Mav.
i lit) securities tolic held iu lieu of the re
linquished guarantees you will leam from
the otrreemeut concluded on that subject on
the 12th of this mouth, together with which
‘convention m reference to the concessions
will be made by Germany for the alle
viation to bo secured to tbo industry ofi
Au*ace and Lorraine will be submitted to von
for examination ond constitutional sanction
An regards foreigm polities, I have been
able to devote my at tenuous to tbo develon
tnent ami consolidation of the peace just oon
cludtMl with-Pi-mioc the wore fflitirely* aiSSs
tht relations with all foreign governments I
wiV >eUCOfII aUt^ mutual good
'"I I Ihcmtore, aim to strength
ea the well-grounded confidence that the new
Genmm Empire will he a reliable shi" Id "f
I»euee. 11l tars connection it isaspeciallv ini.
IKinant. hat to meals,, a spec.lilv welcome
task toeutertaiii with Ilie immediately neiirh
horm B states of Germany, the Severe ignaof
the powerful empires of which direetlvhor
lier on it from the Baltic to the Lake of Con
stance. friemlly relations of such a kind that
their realityshall he iimlonhieil in the mil l?,-
opinion of every country. oViuhTt m
tiie meetings which 1 had this s.i.n
nier with the monarch* of film- iiS'
horing empires who am pemmml v so
tlosely connected with me, may, hv it mirth
confidence in tile ImcSl ff
tnre of hurope, further its realizutioi! H
hlHu-mUy plojusn.g to my Jicart. w
lUo Cicnnau Kiniuru ami the
Hnnpinnn Imperial State am. liy theii e,
mnn, r !l',' i’ 0 r l, '’’i i" ld r iostoricai devVi:
Muiiuit, forcibly .juul iu so manifold
inaimur, called upon toentcrlainfri<Jndlvind
rclsitjons for cadi othorlthla Urn
fact of these rcisitjont* having. ceased tn I><>
tmulded Ijy the Jvminwrenco of
Mo. 11.I 1 tUo 'mdcsirahlo inheritance ~f
the last thousand years, will he received
mdisfacrioiV. 1 0 t<:nilau u:Uiuu itU sincere
“The hearty rooopljtin which I as nm.,.
hontativciof tins empire, recently focuivctl in
SfSpSfsrg
lugs Wine Will m fm.im ipii fail onr col?'
stunt and honest endeavors, i« tl.-.V
such satisfaction will, in view of tic coninlele
development of the German Empire'™? felt 1
'M the groat iiinjority of the nation 111
Ilolh un entering and leaving the House
His Majesty was enthusiastically cheered
tile madinc of the passage which illuSAi.
the reconciliation with Austria, the Em
was iiitcrraptcd hv applause.’ i' LD >o
tlio speech the Ciiauee e-- th r .peror
Prince Bismart- ...,r Co O close of
Each:',"-- declare!! -no Empire,
the German
OLH'MCII.
President Death.Bed.
From ;the VTihtJiigloa Ciutmiole, Oct. 30.
When Ibc.JDW'tjT. President received the
shot that cost ins hfo am! mu<lu a nation
weep, his nttniarmta removed him to the resi
dence nearest Ford 8. Theatre, on Tenth
street, directly opposite, occupied hy Mr.
Win. Petersen. Ills body was laid oii'a bed
in the room situated ou the first floor, and
the blond that gushed from his mortal wound
stained the sheets and pillows that furnished
When Mr. Lincoln died, and his corpse was
removed for internment, the fciiid lady, of the
house waH thonchtinl enough to store uwav
in a place of safety tho blood-stained pillow's
and tho spread that covered bis body. Ho
was wrapped in tho blood-stained sheets and
removed to the undertakers. The bureau
■wnicn «tooA iu the room at tho time
of his QtJiUll rcmniiMi «iu, an a
hears tho mark of a thousand penknives. For
mouths after his. death persons who visited
tho room. domring something as a memento,
would chip it from this piece of furniture,
Tho Insist cad and matt res?k has been. iu use
bv the family «f Mrs. Foreran ovov since.
'The pillow-cases, and bed-spread
have boon jiruseryeduntil the prosont day in
the oondurqn Juwhen taken from
Mr. Lincolns dying couch: and. strange to
say indeed, these articles, valuable relics, too,
were prized wore biddy hy the wife and chil
dren of a foreigner than by a great govern
ment.
Our readers will remember the published
account* of the sudden death of Mr. PetcrMMi
some months ago. His wife also died recent
ly, leaving live orphan children. nmHhe fur
niture of the house Ima been offered for sale
One of Mr. Petersen’s daughters, wc loam
called upon a prominent official in the In
terior Department three days ago, and In
formed that .official that the relics were to be
sold, aud wished to know* if the government
would not purchacetheni, as she disliked to
expose the. articles at public auction. The
young lady was referred to Commissioner
Leggett, the official bssnriug her that it
might be proper for the government to pur
chase them for exhibition in the museum of
the Patent Office. Parties acquainted with
the facta exnress some surprise that the
government has not obtained possession of
those relics long ago.
The Parricide in Clark i'enuir, Indiana.
The New Albany Ledger contains the fol
lowing details of the horrible parricide winch
occurred nfar New Providence,. Clark Coun
ty. on last Monday morning;
“A special telegram, reoelTQd yesterday,
announced the killing, near New Providence,
Clark County,* of Mr. James Howell, by his
insane son, Mioqjah Howell. As there wen* a
few discrepancies in the* telegram, however,
wo give fnrtherjletails of the sad tragedy,
gathered from persons sliding in tho Vicini
ty of the mimicr. Tho; father and. eon left
home between 0 and" i ft’clbck Monday tnorii
!**g. to gather aud bum brash in a field nt
some distance.from the house. Arrived at the
Held, the son says ho felt an incontrollable
desire to Slav his father, alleging Hint the
father had struck him at some time or other.
Theniurderousnmuift-lmd.no sooner seized
him than, seizing a heavy elnb that laid n»cn
the ground near by, ho assaulted tlio father
over the bead, literally beating out his brains.
Near where the father fell an axe was lying.'
This tho son seized with his bloody hands
and throw aside-some distance.covering tho
handle with blood from his ipoKisg hanq**"
“The insane murderer then went to the
brow of A neighbor, aud asked for aud xo*
ceived his breakfast. While eating the fam
ily inquired how he became so bloody, when
he stated that he had killed his father, and
then conducted the man at whose nouse he
was to the scene of the murder, where, the
body was found. A Coroner’s jury, after in
vestigating the tragedy, returned a verdict
that James Howell came to his death at the
hands of his son, Micajah Howell, from blows
from a club, while said Micajah Howell was
laboring under insanity.
The parracide is about 35 years old. He
has twice been under treatment at the State
Insane Asylum, and the last time was return
ed home as incurably insane. He had always
been perfectly docile aud harmless before tuo
killing. William Porter, Esq., of New Provi
dence. this morning passed through the city,
with Howell in custody, on his way to Char
lestown, where the murderer will bo confined
in the County Jail, for safe keeping, and to
prevent bis doing further barm. He was
asked yesterday why he killed his father, and
replied; ‘Xdon’t know why; 1 couldn’t help
Letter* Irom Napoleon and Engenle,
The following letter from Napoleon, ad
dressed to Sir John J3urgeyne,-was published
iu tbe English papers of the 11th inst.:
Wilhelmshohe, Oct. 29,1870.
“My Dear Sir John: I have received your
letter, which has given mo great pleasure—
first, that it is u touching proof of your sym
pathy for me, and also because your name re
calls the happy aud glorious time when our
armies fought together for the same cause.
You, who are tho Moltko of Euglaud, will
have understood that our disasters arose from
the fact that tho Prussians were ready sooner
than we, ami that, so to speak, they surprised
us in a shameful state of disorganization.
Tho offensive having become impossible,T re
solved to put; myself on the defensive; but,
hindered 1 by i»olitical considerations.. are
treat was" retarded and soon became impos
sible. Returning to Chalons, I wished to
lead tho last army that remaiued to us to Par
is: but again political considerations forced
ns to make that most imprudent aud
little strategical march which ended bytho
disaster.of Sedan. See iu a few words the
unhappy 'campaign of 1870. I think it right
to offer you these explanations, because I
wish to retain your esteem. In thanking you
for your kind remembrance, I renew to vou
the assurance of my warmest regards.
“Napoleon.
Sir John Burgoyuc, Field Marshal.”
Tbe following fetter, addressed by tho Em
press. Eugenie to tho Emperor of Austria
about the end of September, 1870, is published
in L'Or Art
4 Sire The government which has seized
11 poll power in Paris has applied directly to
Count Bismark to obtain tho signature of a
j treaty of peace. M. Thiers had been charged
(to intercede with tho neutral powers and to
|sock. their mediation between therbelUgor
ents, fdo hot Inquire wbat are- the. chances
(of deliverance which my country may hope
for from tho Army of the Rhine. which is
fighting so heroically under tho walls of Metz
and from tho courage of the defenders of
J Pans. I cannot form a personal opinion upon
those points. Bnt France, afflicted by the
disasters sbo Ims experienced, wishes to pre
vent farther bloodshed. Have not
the neutral powers a duty to fulfil 4 to
protect the interests of the future, hy ren
j dering possible, through their friendly inter-
J ycntion, an equitable treaty of peace i Mis
fortunes have befallen and crushed us, sire
The Emperor. prisoner, can at present do
nothing for his .country. Myself removed
from Franco by circumstances foreign to mv
wishes, I am the spectator of a ccullict which
breaks my heart, and I cannot remain silent
Umid so much, sorrow and min. 1 know
that in addressing myself to Your Maicstv
yon wdl underatnud that my whole anxiety
is France, and it w for it alone that my
cruelly tried heart now appeals. I entertain
the hope that Your Majesty will exert your
influence to preserve my country from hu
miliating exactions, and to procure for it n
peace which will respect the integrity of its
The New Arrangements Between France
and Germany.
o,ai Journal contains the
j. j" P? lj? 1! 1 V !11 three conventions were sign
ed at Berim by the representatives of tile
a t German Governments: Ist, a
lerntonai Convention relating to certain
2d, a Financial Con
vention, involving the evacuation of six cie-
Eom"infS™ la i tlu! i-!l8t: 1111,1 a Customs
Comention, bearing upon the temporary
customs system in Alsace and Lorraine. The
Territorial Convention will have to bo rati
nod In the German Parliament and the
h ranch National Assembly; bat the Finau
ual "ill only require to bo
signed by the President of the
i mich Renobhc, and will at onco be'
SJ 1 0 5s v The ovaouatiou of the
six dypartiuenta will commence immediatelv
and is to be terminated within n fortnight*
The German government. has declared that
the Hijraaturo of tho President of the JRemiblie
;P l o£ X‘ Ponyer-Quertiur woidd b? euftb
cient. No further issue of bills of forv lni
houses for tlm pajTneut of the fourthhaLf
imlliord of tho indemnity will, therefore bo
necessary. Nearly all tho previous arraneo-
K;ha Wlt^ regant to tho Customs Conveu
tion ha\o been maintained, but the duration
t t xco P tlo al favor accorded to Alsace
l J Lorraine has been reduced to twelve
™V th V°umoDcing on the 15th of Jaimarv
|lb;rsa a i d o^ K ou tbu alst of December of
1 he Loudon .Von says j
tlie Pans contribution of £S.ooo 000 wa. nVt 1
and since March£2.ooo,ooo a inonth b'.™? al<
paid for the cost ofmSSte}”
troops in France. Altllectlo r n naD
hire, it is computed that* tiio’ j.v,lt7,V
tiation with .M; Tbicrfi IU r
'll"
ooaooo still payable to German'
Pißhc Between nJ«»iIK
From Uio {savannah
ooino very oxtoosi'
tlio Peace TvoUi r
•T ?f O'
Courts
u
and n Reporter.
a.) Republican. Oet 13.
/e out very bad shooting
dton, on h riday. a Justice of
8 the assailant, and the report-
Aw« respoudent. Tlio
i Tt, l 8 atof y thus:
♦n7 S lc Mackey Teas standing
l^rv tl lc IXslxll °f.thc guard-house, when
Mr. UTialoy was on his way to get his usual
morning report of the Mayor’s court. As lie
was crossing toward the guard-house Sir.
Mackey confronted him, and warned him- to
defend himself, at the mime time drawing
an aroij-revolver, loaded in five barrels
the other being found empty, nml
fired .-vt him. Mr. Whaley 'halted
midway in the street mid quickly returned
lus fire, until Ins five-barrelled Colt’s revel
vor.wim discharged, when he raised hia wean
on in token of having exhausted hia meaus r.f
defence. Mr. Mackey’s attention was' ca’’i.li
to the fact that ho was tiring on ur? un
armed man, and he ceased, havir iE 11.
ploded the live barrels of the o--mv riL
yolver and one loaded barrel of an .S2,
101, ivluch ho drew from his pockeVvrii.m Vh.T
find gave outr Atjthis juncture 'stice
Levy ordered the arrest of tk l 0 Sics and
A Fire Incident*
•Etwa the Detroit Tribune
ni )a ?nS^« rc f^ nt tisrTiblc fires in West
which* otSSbuHdinS
K7 B for U “n. to Sa tte 15*3 l 5 *3
sk'jAß
p JTo
."I- tIJPJ- saw tho clnu l anffi
redoubled their efforts. A slight rain fell
fire ti as chocked and the nmla saved. The
rough man dropped upon hia tunes, g-.eat
Ws “or. his hand ™ro
b ‘i aa !*°wcd, and he agonizing *to ex
press his thanks, Suddenly ho sprang to his
fe t^° r0 sly swl, !S i ”K hi* hat, and with
*i‘f earnestness shouted Hur
ry* for Goa ilruKAll ion Gaal:~ l
SAFES.
Macneale Urban’s.
J. M. TERWILLIGER, Agent,
37 »®»Ui Canml-K., and SI Wnl
Cbicaco, XU.
r l roT&d^ MßMl
v*ll at oor oOce and see the certificate* of merit tren
m»or of the but firms la the city
W. hare,* Urge lot of Safes od hud. and BOn toar
rnn in?* u tUl lf Q Tocr own tDUNfC*,
.K Bd any, thtt
kind of Safe than thoae of the above make.
Si^LT*ES,
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
The agency for UOSLSS.BABKANK A OO.’S cel*.
br»iud CSnrirnali Safe® baa been nnorsd to AllCHl-
GAM AV., opposite N0.905, whore a foil ll Q a«r theee
ftr»*tri«d and successful Sate ttoy.be aeon at aU Umao.
No chare* for examining jtock. Wo cordlallr lavilo
thoao wlihlne to sopply thMttseTreo'Wllh a GOOD SAF£
to call before purchasing.
r. B. COOK, General Northwesters Agent,
ojTdiltp SPi SUchlgm «i.
INSURANCE.
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PRINCIPAL. OFFICE,
No. 10 Eldridgercourti
BRANCH OFFICE,"
No. 35 W. Washington-st.
FIRE AND MARINE
Insurance Agency.
Risks taken in the following
Reliable Companies:
MANUFACTURERS’
INSURANCE CO., ofßoston.
Assets, After paying alt losses, Including
those of tho. Chicago Fire, 5i,150,000.
INS. CO., of Columbus, O.
NORTHW’N NATIONAL
INS, CO., oOlilwaukee,
HOFFMAN
FIRE IKS. CO,, offlTcwYoi*
•CARGO insurance
ON THE LAKES taken at
enrrent rates.
Shippers and Merchants
desiring Marine Insm ranee,
either INLAND or OCISAN,
Are invited to apply at our
office,.
G-SiO. 0. CIIRKE CO,
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West Woshincton-'gt.
"SECURE AMIDST PERU,!-.-
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Insurance Co., Cincinnati; K
Cash Resources, $1,501,822,^
iflcCj 4& 47 South Canal-a*.
BREWERS
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U. S. Bond, Cash
Assessment, $433,20\2.S. s
Office, 45 South Canal-sfJ.
.opo
.Ultici-
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jii has re*
omaiu £120,-
AMAZON
Insurance Co., Cincinnati, -T-.
Capital paid in, $500,000.55
Office, 4r, 17 Sontli CRiial-si:
TjannHFH
lnsur>,nce Co., Cincinnati, C-
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Tbc.se sterling Companies are pajids
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issuing policies at fair rates to g(<*r
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No irresponsible parties dealt wife.
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_ MtISICAJ.' instruments!
JUST RECEIVED,
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MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS,
As Accordions, Concertinas Guitars/
Flutes, Clarinets,
Drams, &c. Also, of the famous
PAGANINI STRINGS.
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Houses.
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THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY NOVEMBER i 1871.
:S

OBOANIZED ISl*3.
HUME
sates:
V. A
Chas. R, Blenloger,-
t0 Bronton A Meaalncer. manofaoturer asd
%I, o 'f««»dealar in Tobacco, Snuff, and Olger*, IM, 108.
andllO Snmmit-at., Toledo, U. Order* aollclted-
Irish, Sullen Coi,
Ccmmlnjon Dnm. Is Lmnbw mil Sbln,U.'br tl>*
‘liloilx iUUt b, crloCl., Ordwf
•oliclted. No, t Weet Lake-11., Rooms, .1-
Sneccaaors to s. Parker. i« Waiblagton' lU Con
tractor* Dealer* laßaUroodwppUes; 1
DRY Goons:
Jlnf FiH& Co.
Are now temporarily located at
167 Michigamav.,
Where oar goods saved from fire will be
closed out cheap, aud where we shall also
be prepared to fill such orders as oar limit-
Ed space will allow*
We are now rebuilding our Warehouse
2-17 249 Mooroe-st,, which we hope to
have completed about Not. 20, when we
shall be fullyprepared to offer our usual ex
tensive variety in all departments, and trust
all oar friends will reserve their orders till
that time*
Having been twice visited by fire during
the past year, we think It seedless to remind
our friends that their remittances will he
very acceptable.
JOHN V. HARWELL 00.
167 Michiaran-av.
CLOTHS.
Field,
Benedict Co.
892 Wabash-ar;,
CHICAGO, Ul.,
Will open, on Nov. 6, an en
tire New Stock of CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES, and TAI
LORS’ TRIMMINGS. We
shall in fntnre, as hereto
fore,, maintain onr position
as the LEADING CLOTH
HOUSE in the West. Or
ders from the trade prompt
ly filled. We shall occupy
onr New Store, comer Mar
ket and Washington-sts.,
Feh. 1 1872.
BEDDING,
164v-]66-4584r;
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3laoufacturo all kinds of BEDS. 'MATTKEbSHS, etc.
for Hotels, PabUc IcititQtinns. and Prirate Families,
use. Several hundred MATTRESSES, White end
Grey BLANKETS, cotton and woollen.
COMFORTABLES—Ton* of material for ease.
GEESE FEATHERS, lIAIU MOSS, SEA GRASS
BUSKS. BED LACK, TICKINGS, etc.
PRICE-LIST SENT,BY MAIL.
SCALES.
f?r faj Ss w^ ks
4LI SCALES,
or All Sizes.
Fairbanks, Greenleaf &Co,
ii socrrn canal-st.
Cl*OC|£gi_
CLOCKS.
Waterbury Clock Comp’y.
FOB THE PRESENT AT
No, 638 West Lake-st
BUSINESS CARDS.
Northwestern Type Foundry,
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This foundry bu now on hand AflMO tom of English
-n’V German type. It consists of all sixes; from son*
B .~n topics. A half dozen dresses for large sired papers
can bo ,'arnlshed at once, vith hade, rales, etc., to
match Milwaukee Sentinel, News, and Vindicator
■r« rnrarrnrl to u samples of the type masafactorod at
this fooodrt For beauty efface and flniib.as well a*
tongbsau ofnetJ. tbo made at thli foundry will
comp,™ faTorabl, tt.'lb Ibe type Mid by «HT other fotm
iij loth, world. I bin itommltaKluitriM
and jobbers for sale. A* *iOoNArj
flrst-claaa clectrolyjM foundry U attached to the
type foundry. fc
October 22, 1571.
C. S. RANKIN CO.,
AreMlecloral Iron forts,
CINCINNATI. OHIO.
Hansfactore Store Fronts, Doors and Bhnttsrs, Jal)
Work, Glass Pavements, Grates, Mantels, Rail*
lng, Ac.
Railway Supplies
NOTICE.
CBERAR, ADAMS CO.,
Have removed to their new warehouse, f
Michigan-av,, foot of Adams-st
Harman Jaoobio,
ALBANY. N.T.,
Proprietors of JACOBIE’S PATENT BRICK Mg.
CHINE.
We are prepare.! to fill orders at once for Eh I* ms.
china. Tboae interested are tnvitad to call at the Chi*
cago Tribuno Oflice and examine cuta of the rfj* chine:
also, the endorsement* ortho loading brick makers e(
Albany and Troy. This machine is-constructed* fbr
■team, or water power; will make 40,0^* to 50,000 brLk
of auperior quality in ten hoars. Circular! and loUtn
formation given.
Write HARMAN A JAGOBIK,
J. M. Stine, Kramer Co.,
Annonnca to their friends and the trade generally that
they have temporarily located at
519 STATE STREET,
Near Harmon Onrt. where they will open inafow
days, a fresh and desirable stock of
Notions. Hosiery, Gents Fnrnlahlag Goods,
«etc,
at popular prices. Orders solicited and promptly al
Jin SM,' Stevenson Bei|
Wholesale Druggists,
M 7» 840, and ...831 Wabash Arenas,
Areprepared to fill all orders promptly; are rseeivlog’
.and shipping aa usual.
C.
JB-A.iviCEiia,
401 WABASH-AV.
Tha abors fins have established themeelrea at the
above eddirs*. where they bare built scow flre-proof
raalt, which girt'* then oodonbted atcnrlty for their
book*, etc., ami wCwre they are conducting bosiD«athe
atne aa proriona to Che lira.
Durands Sc Powers,
Successors to Durand Btoe. A.Powen, aadDunnda.
Power* A
t WEOLMAI#. GROWERS,,.,
Corner West Waabingtoa and-Craon ate*. Chicago, 111.
Now ready to fill all ordera in oar Una for old or saw
caaiomera.
Hiunlon Brothers Sc Co.,
Importers and Jobber* of Notion*. Fancy Goods,
i. Vrjnuninjfi, Button*. Lacea, Hecferr. Olayea,
BerljoZephyr Wortted Knitting Varna, Embroldtrto;
H. W, Roger* Jr., it Bn.
PBOBUOE, OOMHISSIOS iSD
SEED MERCHANTS,
10 Weat Randolphs.
F. J. RTJTH,
SQUARE BRAND OYSTER DEPOT,
85 and 'B7 South" Canal-st.
Orderafrom city and country promptly attended to.
Parker, Letz Jk Co.,
Oorner pecplalnes and Carroll at*.
cum, ALTOM ST.'lppiS
Through Line',
And Louisiana New ShOTt~'"koiite
—-from
CHICAGO iTO KANSAS CTfYi
Ootad after Mohday, October 30th. 1871, train* will
leave and arrire at Weat Side Union Depot, near Madi
ton at. bridge, aa follows:
Leare*
PA) a. m.. (except Sander) Express Mail, for St. Lonia,
via Mala Line.
9,-00 a. m., (except Band*y) FastKxprau, for Kanaaa
gty, direct, via Jacksonville. 111., and Loniaiana,
1:10 p. as., (except Sunday) Joliet Accommodation.
6:Op. m., (except Sunday) Night Express for St. Lonia,
via Main Line. On Sander tbta train rant to
Springfield only.
9 p. m., (except Satardar) Lightning Express for St.
Lonia, via Mala Line, and alto via. Jacksonville
dlTialoa.
9:00 p. to., (except Satardar) expnaa for Kanaaa Cltr.
direct, via Jacksonville, lIL, and Loniaiana, Mo.
Arrive*
From St. Lonia dally—7:ls a. m.; 4A) p. m. (except
Sunder); and7NM)p.m. (except Sunday),
fro::) Kanaaa Citr daily—7:ls a.m. (except Monday);
aod 4J4p.m. (axeapt Sunday).
Joliet Accommodation dally—9:lo a, m. (except San
der).
No change of dar can and aleeptog car* from Chica
go to St. Lonia or toKansas Cltr. and better time
made than by anr other route.
Pullman Palace Sleeping. Dining and Smoking car*
are ran on all onrUnee. The only line rnonlng then
ear*-between Chicago and St. Lonia, and tanning
Satardar night train*, and making the time la elerso
boon.
J. C. BcXniJN,
General Superintendent, Chicago,
JAMBS ,CHARLTON, General Passenger and Ticket
Agent, Chicago.
IDE NEW YORK. AND TEXAS
Beef Preserving Co.
Are now prepared to furalah to families their
CANNED BOAST BEEF
At wholesale and retail, put ap in eaie* containing 2
aes. 3 lb; sans, and In caies containing 10 Vt lb. cans.
This Company has been at groat expense for the past
several y»*r* la perfecting the machinery now erected
near Oalreeton. Texas, to pot up the delicious quality
of Boef which they now offer to the Public^
Xhia Beet ia really more nntritione, and more eco
nomical for family u»e, Uiaa any ever offered for atle In
any market, a* the jnlcea and gelatine portions are all
retained in the can.
IT IS SOLID MEAT. BEADY COOKED. Can con
tain* no bone or gristle.. Open the can. turn the con
tent* Into the saucepan, season to your taste, and when
hot serve it upon the table a* CARVED BOAST SKEF
Its coat la lea* than half of the price *f botchers’
meat. It is hermetically aaalcd. aod will keen for years
Justasgood when opened aa though cooked.immedi
ately.- It I* all alike, and very tender. It is also very
nice aa ten cold.
Tha beef ia tut ia proper piece*, and. after being thor
oughly claauaed, is roasted in a patent oven, so arrang
ed (hat the juices and gelatine properties, which fall
while in the process of cooking, are continually poured
ever It, thns retaining all it* real nutriment and flavor.
The bone aod gristle an next removed, and the beef is
then pressed into can*.
It is pare roast beef, with all the flavor of that article
when cold; hot with more of juice and gelatine, owing
lath*process of cooking, nod much more tender than
the average market joint, because of the choice cattlo
•elected, and of tbs mixture of tenderloin and other
parts together.
CHOPPED. OR PIK MBAT.
The chopped form make* excellent meat belli, a super*
ior ha»b, delicious sated, and is so much ‘in request
among mince pie bakers as to bare given It the name of
pie moat."
A great savins to hotels and fan lllea who have to pro*
pare their OLE Aft MEAT KOU AIINOE PIES.
Two and a half pounds of beef, when divested of bone
and gristle, and cooked, make about one pound of this
clear meat.
Thru) lb. cans. COc; 71*2 lb. cans, f1.35. Liberal die*
count to tba trade.
Tba attention oflfaotele, restaurant*. boardlng-honso
keeper*. *hlpram*ler*, and families. la called to this
superior article, GEO. H. BUN ROE, President and
Patentee.' Odea of tba company, 16 Cedar it., Now York
City. j
Meters. BOTET ft CO., 87 State *L, between Lake
and Baodoipb, snip Agent* tor Chicago.
PULLMAN
Palace Car Go.
General Office,
506 Michigan-av.
DAfIIELL’S OHANOEEY PEAOTIOE.
fourth EDITION.
3 toU, Bro. Sheep. <2IBO.
LITTLE, BROWN.& CO.
PUBLISH THIS DAY
PLEADING AND PEAOTIOE
OF THE
HIGH COURT OF CHANCERY,
BT XL B. DANIEU.
PorßTn Amcsicaji Edition with Note, and Refer
ence to American Decides,: an Appendix of Prece
dents sod other addition, and ImproTemaota. adapting
ike work to the demand, of American Practice in
Chancery. By J. C. Perkins. LL. D.
In this edition over sixteen thousand cases bare been
cited and referred to; and the index atone contains
nearly four hundred pages.
Convict Labor to Let,
The undersigned, Commissioners of the Illinois 9c»e
Penitentiary, hereby offer the labor of from fifty (50. a
one hundred (100) convicts, and solicit 'bids for
same. These men have been variously employed
wagonmaking, acksmithlng, machine, and foaivV*
work.
Contracts are toTcemmeoce after cLo bids ars.r
copied, and to continue for a term of years, asaac*>»
upon, not to oaoeed eight years; each bid tobe*.*
companledbya good and-sufficient bond in the pa*«
■am of five thousand dollar*, with sureties, tc
approved by one of the Commissioners' or the War!*>
The Commissioners reserve the right l o reject «»aT-r
whlch'ln Ihelr judgment Is not in the Interest of.«
State.
For particulars ws refer to our clrenlars, which
bohad on application to Elmar Washburn, Wardtpo
the Penitentiary, ts whom all bids are to be sen*.3 a.'
who will answer any Inquiries addressed to him.
The hid* *lll bs opened at I o’clock p. m. on t
ilst k'oreiaber, 1671, In ths sresenceof
bidders aa may choose to attend,
WBJJ RKip,
CASPAR BUTS,
RICHARD 80WBTT,
(Jommlsslonen
Joxjzt* 111., Oct; IS7U
SALT! CEMENT!
Full Stocks on hand. Orders
filled promptly.
BASKIN, MAfiTIN WHEELER,
Ofiee tempororliy at 666 South Canal at, Chicago.
Albany, N* Y
Eagle Iron Foundry,
(Established In 1540.)
Samuel J, Crcswoll, Jr„
612,614,816 and IIS Race-iL.
PHILADELPHIA.
■lron Fronts, Stairs, Girders, Llntsls, Columns, ate.,
etc. Light and heavy Water Pipe*. Sinks, etc. Fire
toors. pars, and Rakers’ Oren Castings, etc. Odd cast*
i nga of all deacriptiens.
ST. JAMES HOTEL.
Located cirosr of Clark and Poik-sts., containing ISO
rooms, furnished in the best style of any hotel In the
Weat. t
NO ADVANCE IN PRICE?'.
Atfc for boaMSfor the MEW ST. JAMES HOTEL.
L a rgeSt ore
FOR-RENT.
foe premia*. W and 9 Lake at., efirncr Wahaah>ay.
wilt be rabttlUatone*; HO feet on the avenue, by <8
tot on Lake at. frbnUag os both atresia; Iflve atorUa
and hamenae baeeneat.- Inquire ©f J* B.BECD, aa
&b*re, or 480 Michigan a*.
I’nro I>ry Building Sand
On Mat and of OotarJa*it.,wlth hardfgro'nnd to draw It
an, for fiOeeota per yard. aod a load of rabblah depot! Cod
bn Ontoria-at. In place of U. Mas iq attendants as On*
tarlo and Bt. GtaifauJ to receive aod deltrer.
OGDEN, BHELDOK A CO.
Oct.Sß.tSn.
St. Francis Xavier’s Academy,
BISTERS OF MERCY
WQI reopea at Col tap Grovb ay. on Mender. Oct. IP.
Brick, Brick.
Wineomnetjor manMtltj
'i JOHN F. BCASLIH,
181 Weat Adaaa-at.
Notice to. Rannlbctnrers*
on P°lk-Bl..we«t of Deaplainee. and
■OOfeetonDeapUtaea, serth of Polkat. All the abort
bufliiM property. wm tell without aayemah
down, Sod famish eem* money to build with.
a. W.&AWSON.37 Weet Madtaoa-at.
flair Dye.
CriiUdoro’a Escalator Liquid Hair Dyeh H'ia now ael
knowledrei brail it baa aeitber enpefior nor equal. It
itenda aioaa, and above th* boat oflm.
Utios* mt.forth la the market. It* well deeerred and
aatanlahed tfaa aenMaorall
thoold and worw ont dye-maker* in Chrlvtendora. tfold
■*TCTTwh»re. Maaufaetory 68 Maldan Lana. N. T.
i Batchelcr’s Hair Dye.
Thia taperb hair dye la the beat in the world-perfkct
iy nanalaaa, reliable and inetaetaoeona: no diceppolnt
nrak; no rldleolon*. linla or dlaagreeabl* odor. -Tha
vnslsa W m. A-Batehalor’a hair dy* prodneta iamodi*
aletys iplwlld M«tk or natural brown, leave* tha
hair clean, aoft, b*aatifnl;doea not contain a particle
oitead. or any injnriona coaponad. Bold braUdrns.
gista. Fadtorr. Bond ah. New Tork. rf.
V/ Wlnaow Gfaßs.
P. S.SCHANCK A SORB.
Importer* of
Plata and Window Gl«*a, 97 {featqben ft..'
.MaFlotk,:.:'.-T!
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 1
TAs /tOoving'afi fiU namta if torn* if UUUad
itvf-funiut in’ tAa city, arranged with a
.vUw to wovenltnc* of refertnca,
AdTUrtUlno■ Agtnqr* y
EL H. CHANDLER, Authorised Advertising Agent
for *ll Chicago daily paper*, and receives all
cards -for this directory. Offices, 43 South Canal
and 446State-sL
LLOYD A CO., 0«n. A*eat«.W W.Eaadolph.
COQK,_-COBOBN-A -CO.. -Newspaper—Advertising
Agenu for all papers la the United SUtaa. 4M
n abaih-ar.
Agriculture! Implements.
ATWATER CO., SI and S3 North Jeffenon-it.
Architect**
W.L.B JENNET. 12Peck-court.
DIXON HAM ILTON, 829 State-at.
KOBE A ACKERMAN, 132 Uadlfon-fit.
■B. 8. JENISON. 669 State-st.
T. V. WADSKIEB, 390 State st.
UD. CLEVELAND, 706 Wtbtlh *x T
F. A E. BAUMAN, cor. Monroe anti LaSalle ata.
OTTO li. MATZ, Nixon Bdtir n Monroe and T.eSane.
CTBBS P. TaoiIAS.US Wibuh .r"
PLACET A ARMSTRONG. 4«S State at.
GEO. O, GARNSCT, <72 Wabaah it,
JAS. W. ROBERTS. 364 Wabaah ar.
Wm. THOMAS. TOW. Lake-at.
JSO. K. W INCU£LU. Madiaoa. bet. Dearb. and State.
J. B.Jt W, C. CO It LIES, 101 Washington at., or. Clark.
ABttracta of TIUe.
9QOBTALL A HOARD, m Wabaah ar.
Auctioneers.
W. A. BUTTERS A CO.. 3 and 4 Randolph at.
Beilina and Rubber Goods*
HALLOCK A WUKKLER. S3 Weat Randolph-st.
E. B. PRESTON. 23 S. Canal-**.
RUBBER OLOTUINO CO.. Michigan ar. sad Bar
riaoa at.
Beltlns Slannfitctoreri,
MUNSON CO.. 14 and 16 W. Eandolph-st.
Booksellers.
MITCHELL A HATHAWAY. 53 South Canal.
W. G. HOLMES, m Weit Madiaon-at.
AM. 8. 8. UNION. 230 W. Madison It.
Boots and Shoes*
VAANUM. FLAGGACO.. 2M Weat Madlsoa.lt.
DOGGETT, BASSETT A HILLS, S3 Wahasb-SV.
n. u. FARGO A CO.. 6)3 Wabaabar.
C. H. HENDERSON A CO.. Mich. ar. and Congress at.
J. B. LAM KIN, )57 Weat Madison at.
Boots and Shoes (Wbolesals).
M. D. WELLS A CO.. 618 Wabash ar.
McAULEV. YOE A CO- 3)0 Mich. ar.
GRKENSPELDER. ROSENTHAL A CO., CorCongros
and Uiehigan-av, opposite Michigan Arena* Hotel.
WI3WALL, NAZKOA THOMPSON. 251 Michigan ar.
Bakins Powder.
DR. PRICE'S. Cream. 47 and 49 WcstLake-rt.
Boilers.
O. MASON A CO., cor. Clinton and Oarroll-Sts.
Bar manufacturer.
HART, A&TEN A CO.. 5 and 7 W. Madison at,
J. A H. CHAPMAN, foot West Washington lU
Beddlns*
A. 8. ESUAY A CO.. I3S Weet Lake It,
Banks.
MECHANICS* AND MANf. EX.. 665 State at.
NATIONAL LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY,
HHWmI Randolph-it.
FIRST NATIONAL, 449 Wabash-av.
FOURTH NATIONAL, 475 Wabacb-av. Braoch of
fice. northwest cor. Canal and Washington eta.
FIFTH NATIONAL, 419 Wabaah-av.
MANUFACTURERS, 451 Wahasb-av.
NATION BANK OP COMMERCE MS Wabasb-dT.
UNION NATIONAL BANK. M 3 Wabaah-av.
COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK, 533 Wabasb-av
HIBERNIAN BANKING ASSOCIATION, 446 Wa
bash-ar.
LUNT. PRESTON A KEAN, southwest corner of
llaisled end Randolph-sts.
.NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL BANS. US Wa
bash-av.
CITY NATIONAL. 47 Weal Washington-*!.
WRENN, ULLMAN A CO.. 381 Wabash-av.
C. FOLLANSBCE «k SON. 401 Wabash-ar.
CUSHMAN A UAKDIN, 323 Michigan av.
CUSHMAN A HA RUIN, “Branch.** 10 N. Cana) at.
THE COMMERCIAL LOAN CO., |26 Archer ar.
MERCHANTS*, FARMERS* A MECHANICS’
SAVING BANK. 64 Sooth lialsted at.
J. M. A DSLT. 432 Wabaab av.
THIRD NATIONAL BANK, 436 Wabaabar.
A. C. A O. F. BADGER. 6M Wabash ar.
BEAL ESTATE LOAN A TRUST CO.. 655 Wabaah-ar.
Babcock Fire Extinguisher*
P.W.FAK'VKLL.Sec., i* WaUsaU-ar.
Bedding and Lonngei,
SIcDONODGB, PRICK A CO., 416 AOS W. Randolphs*.
Bulkins Paper.
BOCK RIVER PAPER CO.. M North Jeffarson-St.
Booksellers and Stationers*
COBB, ANDREWS CO.. 469 Wabaah-aT.
lUDLET BROS.. 763 State at.
W. B. KEEN a COOKE cor. Dearborn Park and
.Washington at.
WESTERN NEWS CO., 93, 97. A 99 West Randolph at.
Blank Book Banotactorf and
Job Printer*.
PKANBROS. A IIOKFMAV 32 Sooth Cllaton-at.
CULVER. PAGE, HOYNE CO., 11, IS, and 16
North DefplnUisj-it,
SMBAL. REBANKB CO.. 45 W. Washlngton-et,
JOHN H. SMALL CO.. 37 Sooth Canal-ec.
THE WESTERN NEWS COMPANY, 95, 97, and 99
Wcat Racdolpli-at.
CAMERON, AMuERO A BOFFMAN.I& WRandolph,
J. M. W. JONES. 68 S.Canal-et., and 509 Wabeih-a*.
BAND, McNALLY A CO.. (OS. West Randolph and
northwest corner Jeffennn and Randolph.
EMEUSON. DAVIES. A STOTT. 239 Weit Madiuo.
J. W. MIDDLETON. Randolph, bet. Wabatb and
Michigan ar§.
SPALDINO A LAJIO NT and 105 South Can ala t.
Brass Founders*
WESTERN STAR METAL CO., t7B. Canal at.
Brash manufacturer?.
OERT9. LDMBARD ft CO., 300 W. Unison it.
Bridges. Roofs, and Turntables.
TUB AMERICAN BRIDGE Wabuh ar.. and
at work* corner Eaau and Stewart axe.
Bookbinders.
JNO. B. BARRETT ft CO.. 202 Weet Lake et.
Bridge and Car Builders.
WELLS, FREMHI ft CO., Wapaen-ax.
Building Felt.
BARRETT, ARNOLD ft KIMBALL. 30 E. Moaroa-*t.
Carriages.
GOAN A TEN BROEKE cor. Ads usd W Randolph.
Carriage and W«eon Bint Painting.
E. KIFNECKKR, 189 'Vest Harrison St.
Carpets.''
S. P. HOLLISTER* CO., 10 and IS North Canal-fit.
ALLEN A MACKEY, 744 State-st.
Clothing (Wholesale).
HENRY W. KING CO.. 34 *3O South Canal-flt.
LEOPOLD KUHN CO., 375 Waboah-av.
TDTTLE.TIIOMPSON A WETMORB.4S9 Wabash.-'
CtIAS. P. KELLOGG A CO., 60* “JCoigau at
vtOtUJiig (Retail).
BOSTON SQUARE DEALING. Madison,cor. Paorla
BOSTON SQUARE DEALING, 23d-st., near State
MABLKY A CO.. 122 West Madison st.
EDWARDS. BLUETT A CO., <5 and 47 W. Madison.
EDWARDS, BLUETT A CO., 376 SUle-it,
FRENCH A CO.. >93 West Madison St.
PUTNAM ONE PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE (E D
Term. 317 W. Madison, and36Band 370 State.
J. M. HARVEY, SS3 Wabash nr.
Clothing (Boys)
C. 0. COLLINS. 792 Wabash ar.
Civil Engineer and Contractor.
O, 0. MORGAN. iNs W. Madison.
Commercial Agency.
TAPPAN. McKILLOP A CO., AJ and 37 8. Canal-sL
Branch Office. 13 East Harriaon-et.
J. JI. BRADSTHEET SON. 36 Canal-at.
Corn Shelters. Ac.
TANT, COOK A CO.. 125 West Bandolph.lt.
Chicago Paving Company.
JOHN McCAFfERKT,Pres.,I32 West« ashington*st
Cement.
GASKIN, MARTIN WHEELER, 666 S. Canal-st.
UNION AKUUN.T2Market.st.
Chemical Works*
GILLET. McCULLOCU A CO.. 51 West Lake st.
Cigars anil Tobacco.
JOHN C. PARTRIDGE CO.. Mich. av. near Jackson.
Cordage and Twines*
GILBERT, UUBBAKD A CO., 14 and 16Uarket.it.
Crockery*
(1. P. MERRIIiL St CO.. 407 West Uadison*et.
S. B. PAHKIIUBST, cor Monroe it. and Micnigan av.
Crackers*
C. L. WOODMAN A CO.. 61 So. CHntontt
Commission merchants.
SPRUANCK. PRESTON A CO.. 63 South Cansl st.
RUBISKYBHO. JtC0.,43 West WnsbingloD-st.
MUNN, NORTON A SCOTT, 152 \V. Washlngtan-it.
WALLACE A HKNDEIISO.SVsrW. Washmktoa-st,
Z. 5L HALL, 250 and 261 B. Randolph-rt.
HENSLEYS WAGNER, 77 W. Madlson-at.
CULVER A CO.. 36 S. Canal-sU
A.M. Will GUT A CO~ S. W. cor. Canal and Lakc-Sta.
PLATT THORN 11AVNARD, Q and 11N. OanaLfcu
P. B. WEARS A CO., 36 and 27 N. Clintoa-et,
McWILLIAMS CO. 88 W. Randolph-eL
CYRUS BOWERS WILLIAMS. 88 W; Randolph -st
O. SL FORD CO., (blahwinee) 35 8. Catmint/
F. M. CLEMENTS CO., (lumber) 30 N. Canal-et
CURTIS CARTER, (dried fruit) 80 and 88 West
Eandolph-et.
FRANCIrv* WEBBER, 53 and 60 West Madison-st.
O. IV. BUTTb A BUGS., 179 West Randolph**!.
U. C. BUTTS A CO., 120 West Lake-it.
E. 6KCKKL A CO., 1?6 West Randolph*st.
THEO. O. WELLS A CO.. West Lake-«t.
EAGLE. CAMPBELL A PEACH, 90 West Lake-et
UNS A KIRK, M West Lake-it.
A. F. DICKINSON. 50 West Lake*st.
MOUSE. WARD A CO.. 105 So. CUnton-St.
O. 8. HUTCHINS. 97 W. Madison-st.
B. F. JACOBS A CO.. 868,anJ 690 State*
KEELER A JUPSuN, West Madison st.
NELSON A (JAUU, 11 Bast Kln»>e*st.
KIUHABQ A (JUOCH. 597 State St.
UeDERMID A OE&TEL.3O South Canalst.
A. J. IIANCUETT A CO.. 56 West Lake st.
C. BROWNELL. 60 West Lake at.
8, B. CHASE A CO.. 25 and 37 North CUntou ct.
P. NEWHALL CO.. AS West Bandolphst,
C. H. WEAVKH, 222 West Lakast.
>EO. P. BRAUN. 54 West Madlson-ft.
GILBERT A IIKKGA, 43 South Cana).
THUS. 11. SEYMOUR A CO.. 3 West Waahlngton-st*
S. DOYLES. So. 165 Park-av.
SIBLEY A BRO.. 31 N. Canal st.
SMITH A DEXTER. 260 West Lakest.
.J. O. REIOHWaID, US West Like st.
D. BAKER A CO. Flourl.69 and 71 N. Jefferson
LOW BROS. A CO.. 37 West Washington
W. L- ELY A CO., 47 North Jefierson it.
p.A J. SMITH. 145 North Dosplaines at.
WILLIAM LITTLE A CO.. 234 West Randolph St.
O. D. DICKINSON, 597 SUte st.
ISAAC N. AMI A Ci*.. 20 South Jefferson st.
FORD A CO.. 164 West Lake at.
REDIION 0 A CO., temporarily at 1099 Indiana av.
F. NICKERSON A SON, 244 Mich. av.
BACON A CO.. 9ff West Washington it.
HIGGLE A CO-. 43 West Washington it.
COU-TOCK, PICKERING A CO., H South CanaLst..
op stairs.
D. fr. I It WIN A 00., 36 South Canal, cor. Washington.
WALKER A Ball, east end Lake St. Bridge.
Cooperage and Coopera* Stock*
W. T. BALL, 95 to 99 S. P«f plaioetrst.
Coal Dealers,
WALDRON, NIBLOCK A Co., foot of Klngaburyat.
CHICAGO A WILMINGTON COAL CO* 2 WeetTan
Burehit.. A. L. bwoet, Sup|,
Crockery* Glaa*»v»re, Ac.
,F. A E, JAXQEU, (i nutLttsii, tod corner
and TaTlor»it*.
Cloaks and Z*adie»* Fnrnhhiwg Good..
HOTCUKIN, PALMER A CO,. Ul Tweaty-eecond at.
Clooka.
AMERICAN CLOCK CO.. 587 Wabaahav.
Coffee and Spice Mills,
UNION COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS, TO State at.
Chxomoa, Engravings, Frame*, Ac,
a D. OB VIS A CO.. 361 Wabaab ay.
City Sarreyingi
GEO, n. FROST. WOWabmah ay.
Cheeae,
DAVIS BROS.. SHch. at, near Eldridge court.
Detective A Preventive Arener.
PINKERTON’S, 55 W. Washington-eL
Distillersand Wholesale Liquor Dealers.
8.M1E86 A CO.iSII IVeic WaablnfftOD-tt.
DICKINSON, LKACE A COT; 85 South Caimlft.
ESMAT, SIMMONS A CO.. 25 Sooth Canal
WM. U. SCHIMPFERMAN, 5 and 7 W. Msdifon at.
Drncsutii
THOM AS WHITFIELD. 533 Slateit.
BUCK iRAYNER, 819 State, cor. Sixteenth-* t.
lILIBB A 8H ARP, cor. 23dat. and Wabaah av.
GALS A BLOCK!, 57 Wut Randolph at.
VAN SCUAACK, STEVENSON A HEED, M 7, 819 and
85» U .btuh ar.
E. BURNHAM A BON. 3158. Sangamon at.
LORD. SMITH A CO., Waah. ar,, oar. Mich. ar.
Dry Goods.
J. B. SHAT. 2« and 215 Weet Madison at,
BAULIN. IIALK A CO., Offlc© 39.31 ASSS.CaaaLrt.
C. W. A H. PAHDRIDGE, 923 to 957 SUte-at.
BOWEN HUNT A WINSLOW 124 Michigan ay.
Dentlat.
EDMUND NOTES. N. W. cor. \V. Lake and Panlina.
OR. B. U. BAKER, *53 W. Washington at.
T. J. BBOPHV, 393 Weat Madiaon-aU
Dyers.
OOOK A MeLAIN. 563 Sute at.
Darrea'i Starch.
OENRV C. SMlTH.'Agent. 915 State at.
Dried Frulti.
MADRAN. WRIGHT A CO., opp. 365 Michigan ay
BHERMAN, HALL A COUK.op.2SI Michigan ay.
Engraren and Die Sinkers.
A. J. UARKs, 7u7 Wahaab*ay,
D. CHILDS. JR. A CO., 23 Eaat Klnaie*ia-
JOHN C. HILTON, HVs Lake,
a H. HANSON. 51 Weat Madiaon-at.
Enfinea-Htehlacry.
WM. McQBEGOH, 33 Sontb Canal-n.
C. A G. COOPER CO., 10 and 13 W Baadtiph-Bt
Exprewei.
OARDEN CITY, 123 Weat Lake-at- and 190
BRINK’S CITY ENPKES!- CO.. 37 Randolph at.
Express Offices.
ADAMS EXPRESS CO.. 55 Weet Waablnctoa at.
UNITED STATES EXPRESS, 59 and d West Waah
ington-et,
Elevators.
i^vssaffissfJSfflrißa! 1
B. TAliob, K Wut lUdlHa it,
T Floor (Wholesale).
QulKtf, BWIFTA CO 34 North Canal-at.
m and Fancy Groceries.
M. GBATF* CO.. I=3 We.t,UadUon-ar.
cT S v ß sJr* i iv 0 ,’2 B attl Winton it.
O. W.QBATjJOT Writ Waabla£too«et.
B. LINO Ob.. M W.« M.dl»
_ Forwarding and Inntxtnce,
0. X. CHASE A CO., m. v. cor. Randolph A Halated.
_ _ _ Furniture.
feSsgVSk» VSfiSSgS h gsr S’
Weat Randolph-rt. UfUWlu w w

■POTTER,-KINO A
ANDKKtVS A CO.. 119 and KR Washington *l.
POTTER, £I2iO A CO.,3olUlcbitu.tr.
Fish. (WtioleialeV*
NTE CAMPBELL. 2i SoVISfaSESSt
Fish Dealers.
J. W. HOBSON A SON, 60 Conal it.
Farm Wagons,
PETER PCnnTTLRR. fiSaal 93 Sonth Clinton «t.
Genu* Pnrnlihlwg Goods.
BROWN A PRIOR. 659 Wabaah-ar.
COLLINS A BUN f. 634 Wabaab ar.
PHIOB. ROSENBLATT A CO., 147
KEYSTONE COLLAR CO.. 638 Stalo at
DAMON, TEMPLE A CO 59 and 61 W. Waahlngton»lt
Gold Pens and Yewelrjr.
AIKEN, LAMBERT A UO.. 88 Wait Waahlnxton*st
waltl’btbeleaven. 511
Growers.
BPBAOUS. WARNER A CO.. 26 Sonth Canal It.
W. M. HO iT A CO 63 Sonth Canal St.
GOULD, BRIGGS A CO.. 41 and 43 Sonth Canal at
1 U. U. BECK WITH A SONS, 140 Mich. AT,, COF.
DAY, ALLEN XO., 631 illchleaa^T;
SIBLEY A ENDICOTT. 774 Wabub-av.
P.H. WILLARD CO., Office 107 Throop~ft,
SMITH BROS. A CO.. 109 VtVat Waahlngton-it.
STBWAHT, ALDRICH A CO., eor. Clark A 16th.
z, M. HALL, 859 and 861 East BWoloh-et.
MEAD A HIGGINS, a. w. cor. Waablogton A Qreoo.
DURAND BROS. A POWERS. Inow DnrandA Pow-
DURAND, POWERS A M£Als, j on, i. w, oor* Waih*
logton and Green (ta.
J. W. St KA RNB A SON A 63 N. Deaplalnea at.
INGRAHAM. CORBIN A MAY, 141 Michigan AT.
WELLS A FAULKNER. IRS Michigan ar.
F. D, COSSITT AiX>., cor. Michigan aT, and Monroe
J. M GILLESPIE, 70S Wabash ar“ T M oaro
O. O. COOS A CO.. Hlcblcan ar. and Congnaa at.
BLISS. MOORE, A CO.« llieh, aT. and eonrt
FARRINGTON, BRBWSTEit. A CO° op 2 »l Mich ar
FRANKLIN MacVEAGU, A and Pock*
J. W. DOANE a CO.. Mick. Pei cu
BURTON A PIERCE, op. 237 3llehlgan a^
0 BAT BBOS., cor. Peck et. and Michigan ar
Gas Fixture* and FlttJnn.
H. M. WILHABTH A 880.. S3 MicldgajTaf.
QALR A XIADFIELD. 776 W«l«ah ar.
Guns and Sporting Goods.
E.E. EATON. 731 State at.
uold and Silver Electro-Platlna.
GHA9. BSREANOEB.BI Weat Adam*.»l.
Hardware.
J. H, TYLER. 260 State it.
EDWIN HUNT A SONS, H6 Michigan at. sear Monroe.
WM. BLAIR A CO.. 30 and 33Sonth Una?etf
LARRABEE A NORTH. Weat Lakeat.
J. K. nOTSFOED A BON. Ut WabMb.aVT
SEEBERQCR A BBEAKBT.IOA tJW.
BRITNKLL. TKRBY A BKLDKN J7 WeetlS&sU
BBINTNALL, TERRY ABELDEN. 97 W.LakMt
HODGE A UUMEB.TBW.rasdolph.it.
J. L. WAYNEA SON. UN.;th Unalat.
Ilomceopatlalo PMmrmacF.
HALSEYBUOS., ;o» Slate at.
Hard Wood Lumber.
WHITE A BAFNEB, 39 North Songamon.it.
Hides,‘Pelts, dtc.
CHANDLER BOYNTON. 49 Scuth Canal-et.
CHAPMAN. BROS. A SMITH, 154 to 190 E.Waahiogton
Hats, Capa, and Furs.
KEITH BROS., 916 Prairie at,
FITCH. WILLIAMS A CO., TXCalomet ar.
SWKKT. DEMPSTER A CO„ and 61 W. Wuh.
E.F.KLOKKE. 216 Weat Randolph. 1
J. A. SMITH A 00.. 513 Wabrah ar.
Hat Manntkctarer.
PHILLIP A. CAVANNA. 376 Weat Adams at.
Hotels.
BRIGGS HOUSE, W. Madlien and Canal.
Hair Goods.
M. GLASSBBOOK. 145 Tweoiy-iecondit.
House Heffiatcrs.
W’. 0. CREAMER A SON. 336 Michigan ar.
ice.
WADHAUS WILLARD A CO.. 557 Slate Hit.
Importers and Sugar Bellnern* Agents.
W. U. COLVIN, 371 Wabaab ar.
Insurance‘(Fire).
TREADWAY k JEWELL. 4 Sooth CA&ftl.it,
O. W. BARRETT A CO.. 393 Svabaeb-a^
OGDEN. SHELDON A BCUDDER.63 Sooth Canal.lt.
K. E. RYAN A CO.. 45 and 47 Sonth Canal-at.
GEo. U. CLARKE A 00.. 10 Eldridge eonrt.
AMERICAN, 4S7Weit Madiaon at.
A. O. DUCAT. 30 and 33 Sonth Canal at.
s. M. MOORE A CO., Adjniten. 66 South Canal at
JAMES TAN ISWa6eN,» West MadLaon.it?
GOODMAN’S AGENCY. 165 Weat
KNH-KERBOCKEB, 136 Wabaab-aT-
ATTN A (Goodwin A Pasco. AgenU). 43 Sonth Canal
■t,, and 565 W aba«b ar.
PBCNIX OF BROOKLYN. 30 Weat Madiaon at.
Insurance (Lite).
SECURITY LIFE. 756 W’abaah ar.
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE, 379 Wahaih-AT.
BERKSHIRE, 70 Sonth Canal-at ar.
w EB I W ‘S Didolph and BaUted
KCLECTIC, S. W. corner H ala led and
MUTUAL. OP NEW YORK. IST W.
PRUTECTIQN. OF CDIOAGOJm W«t Madiaon Itl
NORTH AMERICA, of New Vork,3ll Wabaab ar
EQUITABLE LIFE, 663 Wabaab ar.
MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL, SU Wabaah ar.
MUTUAL,of Chicago, 231 Weat Madiaon st
i,, iSto ss; UAi hehbi w„t
UNITED STATES, 9S West Wuhinslon-iL
Washington nii'E, sss wabisi-iT
ATLANTIC MUTUAL LIFE INa,"S.;HI 53d
CUAKTER OAK. (55 \V«U Wmilcato, ,t
sr«efe"%SsKW“'
SHANDBXW DEAN.
MUT. ->ENFIT OP N. J.. cs Canalat.
TKATELL^?^?^^.®?."^^ «d J,
H. Nolan, Asanta,6BSonth Canal-at.
HALE, AYRU a Co.. I Park-row.
KIRK, COLEMAN *CQ„ 81 Sonth Canal-st.
HALL, KIM I) UK A CO., 438 Wahtah-ar.
JONES A LA UGBLIN. 190 to 196 SoTCanai.it
PARKUURHT A WIIikINSON. 70 Sonth Canal it
SL QUEENEDAUM A CO,. 16« *.V. Bandolph.at.
_ iron Hnnuflaeturers.
THE DAVID iL FORD, 60 to 63 West Washing.
ton-flt, and 47 to 55 South Clinton.et.
CHICAGO PLATF. A BAR MILL CO.. 753 Wabaah.
Iren Pipe StnnuDacturers.
NOBTHWfiiTEEN MFC. CO.. 10 N. Jefferson it.
Job Printers*
CLARK Sc EDWARDS, 193 West Raadolph-flt,
H. WILLSON CO.. 55 W. Lake It.
LAKESIDE MONTHLY. 10 Weet Handolph-it.
OEANDALL, MSoath Jefferson at., corner Baadolph.
Jewellers (Wholesale}.
COGGSWKLL A CO.. SiS Weet Madison at.
STARK Sc ALLEN. 363 Wabaah-av.
J. U. ASULEMaN. to Peck court, cor. Mloh, ST.
Jewellers.
A. H. HILLER, 479 Wabaeh-av.
GILES BROS., lil Wabaeb
N. MATSON A CO.. 4SI Wabash-av.
A. B. VAN COTT A CO., 461 Wabasb-aT,
M. RRONBERQ. Wabash av.
BUDDIN A HAMILTON, cor. State and Twentieth its.
Law Books.
CALLAGHAN A COCKCROFT,I3I W.Bandolplflt.
E. B. MYERS, 1021 W-.htih^ar.
Livery Stables*
HAAS POWELL, 25 to 31 WcatMadlsoa-rt.
WEIGHT DBOS.. 390 Washington at.
Leather Finding!.
PAGE BRO. 4 CO.. 85 and 37 Canal-at.
BLACKBURN BRO., 97 Sooth Canal-sl
C. 0. WALLIN A SON. a Ba. Canal-at.
WOLFENSTETTgR A TA LBOT. 310 W.Bandolnh ft.
Lumber and Shingle*.
W. B. PRETTYMAN. 6 W, Lake-«U
BLANCHARD, BORLAND A CO.. E. end Lake st
bridge.
Liquid Slating Paper and Blade Board*.
J. DAVIS WILDER, 273 e.l Randolph*?/
LEWIS L. GOBvRN, 356 Wabash it.
O. A, r'OLLANSBEE, 10 W«*t Randolph st.
SHELDON A WATERMAN. S6O Michigan *T.
HUTCHINSON A LOTP. 3*l Wabath arT
BECKWITH. ATEII A W*i«3h IT.
BARKER A W AITE, 41 Sutßurbot*U
KAY A MITCHELL, U South Clinton at.
SAMUELT ATWATER, II Sooth Clinton at.
MORAN A ENGLISH, 102 W«t BandcSthTat.
ELDRKDGB A TOUBtstOTTE. 4W WibaafeaT.
JOSIAH H. BiSSELL. M Weat Randolph "t.
GUDDY A CHANDLER, 381 Wabaeb-aT.
H SRuERTA QUICK, ih State-atT
W. 11, IKiLDKN. Ui Weit Madlaoa.»t.
A. GOODRICH, ill Monroe-it.
t W. It. BCATEB, 1W Madison at,
SCAMMON. SIcCAGQ A FULLER. 339 Wabash av
nrtjvM3v T *ill^S?x2s ßlDDl,E ,s3 W. Washington.
QEBVSTi ANTHONY A GALT, M 6 Wabaab aT
WAKBMAN, MANLY A WAKI.MAN. |}B Canal at
BENTLEY. flESa*rP. ULLSIAN A IVe£ *76 Wa-
HARDING A McCOY. 368 Wabaib-ar.
WILLIAMS 4 THOMPSON, 564 Wabuh-ay.
JOHN W. WAUQHOP. In abash-ay.
A. D. RICH A THOMAS. 943 MicWean-ar.
ROSENTHAL. PENCE Rpoa 8, 8. W. cor.
B-Vidolph andl Hal'ted-at.. and 1130 Wabaaij?
COQPhlt A PACKARD. l(3\VNt Waahlaston-at.
BRNNETT A SHERBORNE. 131 W. WaShlnglSn-at.
G. H. HARRIS, 137 West Uoenx-it.
LYMAN A JACKSON. 79 West Madlaon-it.
SMITH A KOIILSAAt. U So nib Cn.l.,t
ELA A PARKER and O. W. PLUMMEB. lit Wat
Madlaon-et.
BPAFFOBD, McDAID A WILSON. 71 W.Hadlaoa-rt
BACON A NORTON. SU Wabaab aT. P
GKO. A. MKEt.'H, 15 Hannon coart.
SIDNEY SMITH, 686 State at., near Eighteenth.
D J. SOUDYLEI!. M 3 BUI. girWhMub.
LAMBERT TREfe, with M. W. Robinson, It 8, CUo*
ton at.: alae. with H. U. Magle, at tbolr red*
dance, J»9 Wataih ar.
JOHN A. OWEN. 133*3 W. Madiian «t.
B. D. MAGKUDER, Itil W. Madison at., 9 a. m. ta I
p. m.; at sal Wabaab a?., 3 to Jp.m.
CLARION A VAN SOHAACK. 1M Wabaab-ar.
WM. u, RICHARDSON, 163 Wt«t Washington*!.
E. A A .VAN BOREN. 194 W. Madliona*.
SIDNEY THOMAS. 9B B. Harrison tl,
BOKNEY. FAY A GRIGGS, 190 W. Washington at.
JESIEO. NORTON. 356 Wabaab ar.
J. K. LOCKWOOD, 537 Wabaab ar.
BATES A HODGES. 113 Weat Madllon-at.
W. F. WHITEUUUSE, 188 Wait Madiaon (Oole'a fi!oek>
MILLKB.FBOaT A LBWTS, 30 MlcSmn
WALKER, DEXTER t SMftir 7C3 wiu.J.T
QOODW<N, LARKED A TOW Li, WWibSh.T
GKO. W.SlirrH.47sW,bMb.T. "•“•OAT.
UITCUOOCS, DCPKE A EVART3, -com.t of Moo
roe and well# at. Mr. H. also at Firat National
Bank from 10 to 11 a. m.
IRA w. BUELL, an Wabaab ar.
HKN Rf s: MONROE. M 3 Wabaab aT.
PADDOCK A IDE. 440 Wabaab av.
KING. SCOTT A PAYSON, 637 Wabaab aT.
SbwiYoi^&vvSl±TjJStZ"
DUNNING A EASTON. 479 Wataahar.
TURNER, DBA WLBY A TURNER. Madiaon A n.n.T
WILSON. PERRY A STUROES, 479 Wabasha*.
ANDREW J. BROWN. 94 Canal at., Booall*
WAITK A CLARKE. IS Oongreaa at.
DANIEL L. SUORBY, 364 Wabash jt,
R. BIDDLK ROBERTS. 364 WaLasti'af.. Boom II
M. A.XORKS A SON, Of South UaliMit.
P. L. MllElftl.MS. 475 Wabaab ar.
JAMES LEDDY. 63'S6otb CncaLal,
DAVID FALKS, center Welle and Mooroe-ita.
E. A. UTiH, 491 Wabaab*aT.
HTBOAUO. RICH ANOBLB. IS East Harrison at.
HARRISON A WHITEHEAD. 143 West Madiaon at.
J. 8. GBINNRLL. 43 5. Canal at ..Boom 3.
QUANT GOODRICH, 14Sooth Clinton at.
TENNEY. McCLBL JAN A TENNEY. 454 Wabaab ar
SUUJIAS C. PKKKINSAjJ.A CBANiI. 4?9WabMh bf
FURNESS A AIJROTT. SO Mb Clintoi at.
A.lquora—wholesale*
W. O. 9WETT A CO.. 43 Hubbard court.
P. O’NEIL, 99 Eaat Harrison at.
cnjoAijg A,iO Liosia LiSi 1 oo.,sMsuw-tt. 1
lumber Dealers (Hardwood)*
E. J. DODGE A 880.. 11l West Twtlßb at.
Lettber and Shoe Flndlnni.
P. B. L. HAUDESBEBOH. 107 Wait Laka at,.
Manufsetnrtri of Pocket Books and
Fancy Goods Dealers.
MEBKER BBUS 56 CanaLst.
Masonic Goods and Bcnllai.
H. R. CABEREY. 1» Sooth Halited it.
A. 8. WADHAMS A CO., TOW. Madison it.
Maps and Charts,
JAB. TAN YECHTEN, ill Wabash sr.
010. F. ORAM.I& W*«t Lake it.
Mantel and Pier Looking Glasses.
0. NEAL. IS9 Bithteenth iL
Millinery (Wholesale).
WALSHADCTCHINSOS.GIS Wabash ar,
KEITH EB08.,SI« Prairie ar.
EW.AJ.JL WETHERBLL, 569 Wabash-ar.
WEBSTER BSO.,\V«it WushlDgtoa, Union Park..
A CO.. Jllcb.-ar.. near Ad amwL
HATES, GIBBONS A CO., Hi State it.'
I>. B. FISK A CO., i? West Washington sL
Matches.
ELECTRIC MATCH Co., 91 Wnt Madlaon-st.
Merchant Tailoring.
EDWARD ELY, 4>T W«ba*h-ar.
MATTHEWH A MASOM.&W Wabath-ST,
J. B. FERRY A CO.. 636 Wabaab*4T.
ILJ. WALSHE JOSWabaahar.:
JOHN B. HALL, tSOWabaan-ar. _
M. S. OANNO.nTsh WabMb-ar.
BMS/l^9Bg^S^rf daa^S^
S.F. COMSTOCK. 470 Wabaab-ar:
J. W. BAXTER *S)MV«t l \Vaihiniton-it.
J. HOWAHD^ I^?^^
13 North
Notary PabUc.
J. LISSOM WAXSRB. U Bklrldir* rbvW
l OIU '(Wholesale.) ft
EBMLT A JOHUiI.SI North Canal-at.
fAIBBAMKS. PECK.* sad Black.
Olrtsw saiPUlu:
A. BOOTH. 607 Mleblgas-ar.
F.J.R DTH, 65 and 87 bonth Canal-at.
D. D. MALLORY <fc CO., 114 West Haadaloh-et.
HENRY M. CURTIS. lOTEm TwelßlSt PMt
A. RYDER. 863 Mlchfgan-ar.
Office and Furniture.
H. M.BHEBWOOD, 103 to 109 Sonth Oaoal.«tT
A H ““Z-'S w-bUSh-*
BBADNEB, SMITH A CO.. 6I9SUt»-»L^
McCANN. FITCH A CONVERSE. 55 W«t Lakaat.
Paper Bax Manaf»ctnrtrt«
RITCHIE A DUCK, 413 W. Tan Bnren it.
D. P. BARRETT A CO.. 106 N. Deeplainas at.
Pointing (Sira and Home.)
BABBT A CUSHING. 663 Blatant.
martin a lsonabd, m waat Madiaon.se.
P. R. GROUT, i. e.'cob. Clinton and Adams-ste
B.F.CHASE A HILL. IDS R. Randolph
_ Printing XalerUl,
BOUNDS A KANE, 13 North Jeftnoa it.
OFFICE OF B. HOB A CO., of New York. at Chicago
KEEEBorr“ n i°«it.“ KorUl J,ar w
GLOBE JOB, i 5 Wm Washington it.
PMyalclan* and Snrgeoni.
Dr. S.L. HOLME*. 318 Weat Madiaon at.
JUSTIN mates, M. D.. 123 Calumet arl
G. A BEEBE, 953 Prairie-ar.
A. G. BEEBE.« Park-ar.
W. V. HUNT. 316 Weat Madlaon.it.
INDIAN DOCTOR,UiSonth Ualatadet.
Pianos and Omni.
W. W. kiMBALIj, $lO Slfchlgan-aT.
J, BAUER CO„ 270 Michlgan-ar
REED’S TEMPLE OF MUSIO.BI SixteenthjL
BOOT A CADY.6II Michigan**.
STORY A CAMP.4W West Randolph it
Picture Frames and SlouldfnM
SAMMONS. CLA RK A C 0„ 197 “adi
9* P-CpQQKRSHALL. 34 Wet WihiaSoSt^
J. HAMBURGER. 96 East Harrtaoa at.
Faints, Oils, Glass. Etc.
CHASE, HAHfOBD CO., (79 Sooth (WiLti.
"THE SPEOTATOiT"SoatiSt
9TA NDARD.CHURCH A GOODMAN is
OEM OF THE WEST. 364 Wahart-Sr raoa
LAKESIDE MONTHLY, 10 Weat Randolphrt.
JAMBS IRONS. 9 So, Halated-at. P U
JOHN HUGHES A SON. 345 W. Madbon-et.
_ Publishers.
ADAMS,BLACKMSUALTON 179W
LAKEsiDB PRINTING CO. li Harmnn^!^ 00
MOKES WARREN. 131 wSlhad^yffi COtUt
A. NTk ELLOGO, 63 and 65 Sonth (ktaatar
NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO.? 1 a?W«
Powder.
AMERICAN, 1061 Indiana-av,
LAFLIR A HAND POWDER OO SMW.V..I,.
THE HAZARD POWDKH CO.. IT3M
W. AB, DOUGLAS. 97 w*ate Madiaon it. In aDer
Paper Cellars.
S, W. H. WARD. 391 W. Madiaon *t» Jas. Tod. Msr
Pomps and Blnhs.
S. L, BIONALL A CO., T7i to 377 Sonth Clinton It
isaiiway Snnnliei,
MARSH A GOODKiDGB, a. w. cor Canal and Lit.
STEAM FORGE CO 43* Sooth Caaal at
C REBAR, ADAMS AGO.. Mich Iran ar. and Ateisstt
Railway Fprlnn aad Sdviillm.
TOSS, DINSaiOKB CO.. 416 Sutoat^^
Real Estate and Loan.
ISAAC R.niTT. SO Wnl Randolph-at.
8. H. KERFOOT* CO„ 512 Watnah.lr
BLANCHARD BROS., SNSttIML
SNYDER A LEE, 9 Sonth Halite j
Monroe and La.Sail»4ta., Nlxon’a
BAIRD A BRADLEY, «3ooth
O.S. UUBBARD.
OGDEN. SHELDON A 'sfitTDDr_
HENRY WHIPPLE A CO D is ß^^CaD^I l i*.
and Halated-an, W- cor. Bandolp
S; JACOEsVco 'SS WLoJite" 11
0*»- g,nkwuchy,
0 LMCHS°BON D,’
FEED- L.'ASk^ S co l(o3lich!i Wftbull T
pisS^ Ml
oK^ E uiSrS’s.i£'X b,ib T
OLISOER A DA E LL “Bira'wiSkV;
j! R SIN
J. HENRY WEIL. S.W lor _
W. Mlchl«n;| t t^*? tl Harrison st*.
ROZETT A ELLIS. £94 Wahi'N °FPOMto COdgrMS
U. U. MORRY. llo.V
CLARKE. LAX' ‘lvA®®®
B. K. BOWK* C H"5<6 SUl«it.
j.E.ANP^^4a„os. u »g
yjg*g«—
ticket Office corner Canal and ,,eon^*rt
Dat.rr.ißht Depot. C. B. AQ. Depot W
SKl, t s‘*., TUt t Jtr Zi
sssiffiisr
E n I i«S”it. DASVIIJ E ■«a<aaKis.,o n ort
CHICAGO, RWJK ISLAND, A PACIYIO Rtinemn
Paaaansar Depot, corner Polk ali X S»? AIDBOAD S
Freight and TlcVet Office. nnd^ a^r..?>enai n BtI
Local Freisht Office. wrner^tWfth^P^VS o l
»T.; General Offices, corner Chikißdrl ml f OQrtk
Raw Furs and Bsffisl,? »JK lnh,u
HENRY A. BROMLEY. 513
Bagf. Paper Stock aim ma w a
W. F.HDNf, 76 and An WL
BAttBKTT.
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